Frederick BPW Club awards two scholarships
The Frederick Business and Professional Women's Club awarded two scholarships featuring Jennifer Turvin Hood College business management student and Laura Corbett University of Maryland criminal justice student. Deborah Mauck chaired the scholarship committee. Marty Myers is club president. The next meeting is 6:30 p.m. Tuesday, March 20 at City Club Patrick Center. Ellen Hughes of the Smithsonian National Museum of American History will speak on clothing through history. Reservations to Helen Biser at 663-4865.
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Frederick
New two step mortgages target seven year movers
Washington AP reports a new two step mortgage blending fixed rate security with potential for rate reset after seven years. It offers an initial lower rate then adjusts upward, appealing to military families and transferee workers who expect to move within seven years while avoiding add on fees at readjustment.
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Washington
Treasury
Federal National Mortgage Association
Fannie Mae
Roger E. Birk
Frederick home show at Frederick Fairgrounds weekend event
The Frederick County Builders Association hosts a two day home show at the Frederick Fairgrounds on March 17 and 18 featuring over 200 exhibitors in building remodeling financing and insurance. State official Louis L. Goldstein opens the event with live music and prizes.
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Frederick Fairgrounds
Louis L. Goldstein
Frederick County
Bank profits tumble in 1989 across the United States
FDIC data show 1989 bank earnings fell 34 percent to 16.3 billion as real estate woes in the Northeast and Third World debt problems weighed on the industry. First half remained strong but the second half collapsed with a 2.7 billion fourth quarter.
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Washington
Northeast
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
Southwest
Western
Midwest
Custom Caps expands under new owner in Frederick
Carroll Smith becomes president and owner of Custom Caps, expanding hours and services for truck tops and accessories. The shop designs, fabricates and installs camper shells, roll tops, trailers and windows, serving recreational and commercial customers across a four state area with plans for satellite offices and dealer network expansion. Custom Caps operates 8 to 7 weekdays, 8 to 6 Tue–Thu, and 8 to 4 Saturday from its Frederick location.
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Carroll Smith
Mr. Smith
Potomac Edison
Fort Detrick
Frederick County
Smith
Jeraco, A.R.E
Gem
Tyson’s Corner
Rockville
Westminster
Charles Town
W.va
Pennsylvania
Buckeystown Pike
Stock market closes lower after afternoon selling spurt
New York stocks ended lower as the market faced a midafternoon rush of selling. The Dow fell 721 to 2,669.59, the S&P industrial index dropped 0.52 to 389.02, and the S&P 500 eased 0.98 to 336.95 while the Nasdaq composite rose 14 to 432.47.
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Standard & Poor
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